Sustainability
Sustainability at the forefront
Jentayu’s first and foremost principle regarding sustainability, ESG, and a clean and green Malaysia for our children is that our commitment must go beyond words, and translate into action. Ultimately, what we want is for our work to speak for itself:
Environment
Reforestation program
Our pioneer reforestation program was initiated at the Telekosang Hydro site, in partnership with the Sabah Forestry Department.
Our goal is to restore as much as possible any lands or areas that have been developed – especially as a result of our renewable energy project – and aspire to make any area we work in as green as we found it.
Jentayu offers a tree-planting CSR platform that enables corporations and NGOs to collaborate in tree-planting initiatives as a part of their corporate social responsibility (CSR) activities.
Our aspiration is to unite organisations in a commitment to reforestation, empowering them to collectively make a lasting impact on our environment while enhancing their corporate social responsibility initiatives. This program aligns with the Malaysia Greening Programme, a national climate change agenda.
Discover our projects
Replanting Exercise at Telekosang Hydro, Tenom, Sabah
This project area is situated in Tenom, Sabah encompasses the area surrounding the Telekosang Hydro plant. The proposed replanting scheme is to rehabilitate the areas which have been affected by the development of the project, in line with the occupational permits issued by the Sabah Forestry Department. Jentayu has successfully completed Phase 1 and is closely monitoring and maintaining the replanted areas whilst also preparing for subsequent phases.
Location
Kuala Tomani Forest Reserve & Sipitang Forest Reserve, Tenom Sabah
Total Area
32 hectares in phase 1
Total Trees
12,800 trees in its first phase
Tree Species
Mahogany, Binuang and Gagil
Future project: Reforestation Exercise at Eco-Forest, Kinarut, Sabah
This project is a collaborative initiative between Jentayu and SAFODA at Eco Forest in Kinarut, which falls under SAFODA’s land jurisdiction. The primary objective of this joint endeavour is to undertake the restoration of areas previously impacted by logging activities, with the overarching goal of transforming them into a vibrant and educational eco-forest, set to serve as a valuable learning center.
Location
Eco Forest in Kinarut, Sabah
Total Area
400 hectares
Total Trees
160,000 trees
Tree Species
Acacia mangium
How You can get involved
Monetary Donations:
- Cash donations are a valuable way to support our projects financially.
- They enable us to procure essential resources like tree saplings, planting materials, and equipment and maintenance for 1 year.
Sapling Donations:
- Donating saplings directly contributes to our reforestation efforts.
- By contributing saplings, you actively take part in the growth and expansion of green spaces in our projects.
CSR Volunteer Involvement:
- Volunteers play a hands-on role in the success of our initiatives and participate directly in planting. The project offers individuals a unique opportunity to connect with nature and contribute directly to positive change in their local environment.
- Volunteer involvement fosters a sense of community and shared responsibility, as people come together to work towards a common environmental goal.
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